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How many of you think Mystics have something cooking   Message List  
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Re: How many of you think Mystics have something cooking

--- In themysticsfansarethebest@yahoogroups.com, "flash57a"
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>
> ...I have always enjoyed your perspective on the team so you really
> have me optimistic! BUT
> ...what about play at the center position? we have always been
> undersized--both in height and bulk.
>

I'd love nothing better than for the Mystics to land a 6'6"-6'7"
center - and they are out there. The trouble is finding a player with
that height that can also walk and chew gum at the same time. The #1
and the #5 are the hardest postions fo fill. Right now the Mystics
have not one, but two outstanding PGs.

The FO tried real hard to get a top tiered #5 but was not successful.
We will have Chas (and my guess is Sanford), which is not great but not
bad either. Not many teams have a dominating center. Several teams
end up using a converted PF as a #5 cause the PF is better than any
true #5 they can find. The sun made it to the finals with a converted
PF playing the #5. Yo at Sac is not much bigger than most PFs. Chas
outplaye Snow in Saturday's game, IMO. It's not a lost cause.









Thu May 18, 2006 12:22 am

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Wow, I know it was an Pre-Season Game against the Comets but the Mystics look like they might have something really cooking this upcoming 2006 WNBA Season....
onevkind
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May 15, 2006
12:37 am

This is by far the deepest team the Mystics have ever started a season with. They are at least two deep in every position. The team also was clearly having...
tonyl222
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May 15, 2006
1:12 pm

...I have always enjoyed your perspective on the team so you really have me optimistic! BUT ...what about play at the center position? we have always been ...
flash57a
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May 17, 2006
4:30 pm

... I'd love nothing better than for the Mystics to land a 6'6"-6'7" center - and they are out there. The trouble is finding a player with that height that...
Tony
tonyl222
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May 18, 2006
12:24 am

... Well, it's looks like we found one. So long A. Smith: http://www.wnba.com/mystics/news/Mystics_Final_Roster051906.html...
Tony
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May 19, 2006
11:07 pm

May 19 * The Washington Mystics have waived Aiysha Smith and signed Zane Teilane, a 6'7" Center, an outstanding player in a small college conference, who dunks...
sootz
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May 19, 2006
11:21 pm

One thing is for sure - LH is a risk taker. Of course you have to go out on a limb 'cause that's where the sweetest fruit grows. The janitor did find some...
Tony
tonyl222
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May 20, 2006
1:01 pm

I think Linda gets lots of credit for all of her moves prior to this season. I think Zane is worth a shot, especially since we have Tree to work with her. Also...
sootz
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May 20, 2006
1:51 pm

Here's what Bill Laimbeer, Shock Coach, just said: ALL SHOCK players cheered when I announced that Z had been picked up. Very nice kid, hard worker, and will...
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